Hi,

Is there a missing value in this enumeration?  A dump of the values reveals:
0x0002 - Modify
0x10000 - Delete
0x20000 - ReadPermissions
0x40000 - ChangePermissions
0x80000 - TakeOwnership
0x100000 - Synchronize
0x1f0003 - FullControl

I expected FullControl to be the logical sum of the individual rights, but
the least significant bit is set in FullControl and there's no equivalent
individual right value of 0x0001.
The lowest 16 bits are usually reserved for rights that are specific to the
type of object, whilst the upper 16 bits are rights values that are common to
all objects.  Thus there seems to be a right specific to an Event missing
from the enumeration.

The reason that I ask is that I'm trying to test some code that uses a named
event across a process boundary using the .NET 2.0 EventWaitHandle class.  I
can only get it to work if I allocate FullControl when I create the Event.  I
don't like doing this when FullControl is really giving too many rights away.

Regards
David Razzetti

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